Sentence examples for equates to slightly from inspiring English sources
The US Government auctioned off the airwaves analog TV rode on to the tune of $20 billion dollars which hopefully, but probably not, equates to slightly lower taxes.
Considering the NFL's 16 game regular season schedule, this equates to slightly less than one Major League Baseball rookie season or two NBA seasons.
The single copy of the Z chromosome possessed by females equates to on average slightly more than half the expression level of males, as observed for the majority of female Z-linked contigs in Plodia.
Nevertheless, our data support continued public policy efforts to encourage longer duration of breastfeeding in childbearing women, which for a woman bearing two children equates to breastfeeding each child slightly more than one year, particularly given the overwhelming evidence of breastfeeding benefit to the infant.
Although the investigation said the loss of the two body parts "equates to an aggregate success rate slightly greater than 99.9 percent" when based on the thousands of remains and body parts received at the mortuary, "the success rate for families of the deceased in the two individual cases is zero percent".
That now equates to buying above the 200-day moving average, or selling slightly above the lower 50-day moving average.
Uncertainty equates to risk.
Fluency equates to speed.
"Self-regulation equates to no regulation".
In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.
